Photo by Tara Winstead on Pexels.com I know my posts in the the last month or so have been spotty, and apologies for those who follow and read Drabble Wednesday (They will be back more regularly. Soon, I promise). Unfortunately, my schedule took a dramatic turn recently when Draft2Digital (the platform I used to distribute... Continue Reading →
We finished up the prophecy tale from last week with three more drabbles. Enjoy. Things Went Wrong “Sir, we have a problem.”Serren looked up to see his assistant in the doorway. “What now?”“The ‘chosen one' prophecy has hit a snag.”“Don’t tell me they didn’t vanquish the Eldritch Whatever?”“No, that went fine. It’s safely contained for... Continue Reading →
Sorry I've been absent since April, but there have been things happening and my schedule has been crazy (I'll be posting about what's going on soon). But here are three new fantasy drabbles. Photo by Mikhail Nilov on Pexels.com The Prophecy Guild “What type of absurd prophecy are we dealing with this time? Dame Ryca’s... Continue Reading →
So we have come to the final day and the final poem for 2026. Here is a Rime Couee from the prompt, An Echo of Memory. Enjoy, Photo by Kieren Ridley on Pexels.com An Echo of Memory Soft heather, tickled by the breezea warm caress, a summer teaseas it sweeps o’er the moorMemories chase the... Continue Reading →
A short free verse poem today from the prompt, Abstract Pain. Enjoy. Photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels.com Abstract Pain A slash, the dark hue of crimsonacross the sea of aquamarine blueUnsettling, blending into the imageIt stirs emotion, murky, unbidden;faces turn away, voices whisper The artist smiles They see itThey finally see his pain
